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President Trump's pick for a key State Department position in charge of Middle East policy is being held up in the Senate and will not be voted on Wednesday as part of a group of high-ranking nominees.

The Trump administration has added Colombia to a list of nations failing to cooperate in the drug war for the first time in nearly three decades but issued a waiver blocking any major aid cut to what has traditionally been the staunchest U.S. ally in ...

U.S. forces on Monday struck another boat carrying drugs from Venezuela, President Trump said, killing three "narcoterrorists" transporting the narcotics through international waters.

Top NATO military leaders fear that Russia is on "a collision course with the rules-based international system" that the transatlantic alliance has helped uphold for 75 years, and they say much of Moscow's military might remains intact despite its ...

The British government has barred Israel Defense Forces officers from attending one of the kingdom's most prestigious military academies, citing the Israeli government's escalation of the conflict in the Gaza Strip.

Qatar prepared Monday to host a summit over Israel's attack on Hamas leaders in Doha last week, hoping a group of Arab and Islamic nations will offer a way to restrain Israel as its war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip grinds on.

A report that Russian drones violated Polish airspace on Saturday was apparently a false alarm, possibly caused by the weather. Military officials quickly scrambled jets to respond to the reported incursion near the country's border with Ukraine.

The Pentagon has launched formal investigations into several military personnel accused of mocking the assassination of conservative commentator and activist Charlie Kirk on social media, as well as criticizing President Trump in some cases.

Some NATO countries have said they cannot immediately end Russian oil and gas purchases, despite President Trump's insistence on a 100% ban in exchange for heavy U.S. sanctions on Moscow.

Rep. Michael McCaulof Texas, one of the GOP's most prominent foreign affairs hawks, announced he'd retire on Sunday while warning that, with Russia's escalation of its invasion of Ukraine, "we got to be very careful not to be on the precipice of a ...